Lunar Eclipse 2020: Places where it will be visible According to an official of Jiwaji Observatory in Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh, the Lunar Eclipse 2020 will not be visible in India. The ‘penumbral lunar eclipse’ will begin at 12:59:09 PM and will continue till 05:25:09 PM (according to Indian Standard Time).

When you look at the sun with your naked eyes, it can possibly damage your eyes completely or can cause great strain on your retina and pupil. But, on the other hand, a total lunar eclipse is completely safe to look at with the naked eye.

A Solar Eclipse can be harmful for people if they directly look at it. Experts suggest that a person should never look at a Solar Eclipse without protection because the Sun emits harmful rays that can cause permanent damage to the retina of a human eye.

Chandra Grahan 2020 Timings: Lunar eclipse to begin at 1:04 pm today, check details. A penumbral Lunar Eclipse or Chandra Grahan would occur today i.e. November 30, 2020. Today’s lunar eclipse will be the last Lunar Eclipse out of the four lunar eclipses in the year 2020.

Africa, Australia and Central and Southern Asia will get to view this lunar eclipse in its entirety, and the east coast of South America will witness the end of the eclipse at moonrise. During this event, the moon will dip just about half of its face into Earth’s penumbral shadow, beginning at 1:45 p.m. EST (1845 GMT).

It is believed that eating foods during the lunar eclipse may have harmful effects on the body. According to Yogi Anoop Founder and Director at MediYoga, “It is not said that you should completely stop eating foods during this day, but one must have light foods that are easy to digest.

You should not sleep during the duration of the eclipse. So you can’t eat, you can’t have sex — and you’re not allowed to sleep either.

There is a myth that says that sleeping during a solar eclipse is strictly prohibited. Solar Eclipse causes daytime darkness, hence according to a study, the darkness has an effect on the sleep pattern. The study fails to explain if the reason is psychological or physical but the effect is clearly visible.

Do not do these things during solar eclipse During the eclipse, food, water should not be taken. Do not bathe during the eclipse. Take a bath after the eclipse ends. Do not look at the eclipse with open eyes.

Can we go out during solar eclipse? During the Solar Eclipse June 2020, people with vulnerable conditions are advised to stay indoors, as per reports. People without any medical conditions can watch the eclipse by taking precautionary measures, like parking the car at bay and watching the eclipse away from the car.

Do not look directly at the sun. Do not use homemade filters or ordinary sunglasses, even very dark sunglasses. Use special-purpose solar filters, such as eclipse glasses or handheld solar viewers, to view the eclipse. Read and follow filter instructions and supervise children.

Dr Nitin Deshpande, Glaucoma Consultant, says, “You should not look at the eclipse even through the X-ray films. It is not safe, and it can damage the retina and cause foveal burns.”

Similarly, don’t look at the sun through a camera, telescope, binoculars or any other optical device — even while wearing eclipse glasses. The concentrated solar rays passing through the lens(es) of the optical device could damage the filter of the eclipse glasses and enter your eyes, causing serious injury.

Exposing your eyes to the sun without proper eye protection during a solar eclipse can cause “eclipse blindness” or retinal burns, also known as solar retinopathy. This exposure to the light can cause damage or even destroy cells in the retina (the back of the eye) that transmit what you see to the brain.